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Equeen posted:Can you elaborate, I'm not quite sure what you mean here? Azzarello is co-writing DKIII and will probably be the one to tone down or rework any of Miller's crazy ideas. That's a very optimistic assumption. Miller is on a whole 'nother level, as far as extant creative clout with DC, than Azzarello. If it comes down to Miller vs Azzarello on some crazy, controversial plot idea, the odds are VERY good that DC editorial will side with Miller, citing that long-past era where he was legitimately one of the best comic makers in the world. That residual glow of talent is, after all, why they're paying him to do DKIII in the first place, and DC likely knows that arguing over Miller's insanity is a great way to ensure that the book is never completed.
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Toadstrieb posted:I really don't get how anyone could produce this piece and think, "hey, it's good enough work to go to mass market bearing my name". Liefeld's a name, he's created a few notable characters, and he's more or less consistent as an artist and creator. Sure, his art is not good, but it sells, and you can reasonably expect him to finish a project on time. It also probably helps that unlike other names, Liefeld isn't hard to get.
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Bombadilillo posted:He did confirm that rescue rangers started as literally Magnum PI with cartoons, when they sat down to write they said, "well we cant have them doing drugs" so the added other things to make it what it became. Its just interesting to me that the base wasn't The Rescuers, or Indian Jones, loving Magnum PI was the foundation! Makes sense to me. Magnum PI was one of America's biggest cultural trends during the time period in which Rescue Rangers was in development. If you're going to spoof more mature entertainment with mass appeal via a kids cartoon show in the early 90s, Magnum PI is a no-brainer.
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Rhyno posted:What an awesome dude. You heard stories? I just assumed he was a whacko because he always plays a whacko. Like how Crispin Glover always plays awkward-to-the-point-of-seeming-alien weirdos because he's legitimately an awkward-to-the-point-of-seeming-alien weirdo in reality. Glad to hear D'Onofrio is just a cool guy who's really good at acting.
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Lurdiak posted:Don Heck is what you would call a journeyman artist, and I have nothing but respect for him. I think the biggest problem with Don Heck is that his style is so aesthetically synonymous with the era it was created in that it's hard not to view it was antiquated, and sadly, Heck lacks the kind of outre, surreal genius of Jack Kirby that makes his relatively dated style still amazing. Heck's work is solid and even impressive for its era, but it's not quite impressive enough to be timeless.
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GPTribefan posted:Not really.... he had his own style in Amazing Spider-Man that didn't really homage anyone. And once he got off the Kirby riff he went for a Simonson vibe on Thor. His 90s Fantastic Four was decent, but never had a Kirby feel to it. I always loved Frenz' work, he always had some dynamic covers and solid interiors. You could do a lot worse than aping Walt Simonson on a Thor run. Like, for instance, not aping Walt Simonson.
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Phy posted:The first one is almost exactly the first Garfield comic Wait, are you saying that Jim Davis is lazily coasting on the strength of his one early success? THE HELL YOU SAY!
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Jedit posted:It's a really fitting recycling of the joke, though. I chuckled. I did too, but I’m a soulless monster.
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Lobok posted:Did not know Moebius did Marvel stuff! I'm in awe of this page: 
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Lightning Lord posted:If you love Moebius, chances are you'll also love Druillet: gently caress. That’s some ART.
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Lobok posted:To me it's honestly still hard to believe that we got the Hulkbuster armour in action in not just one film, but two. It wasn't that long ago that it would show up in a list along the likes of "did you know Spider-Man once beat up a herald of Galactus?" or "did you know Captain America was a werewolf for a while?" Now it's common knowledge among the general public. Speaking of which, I’d pay good money to see Spider-Man’s dune buggy in the MCU.
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site posted:Reading the infinite loop v1 and I'm kinda in love with elsa charretier's art and every girl she draws That’s lovely.
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Teenage Fansub posted:Art from 70 year old legend, José Luis García-López for the upcoming Action Comics #1000 It's the facial variation that really gets me. Every person is unique and expressive, with appropriate emotions clearly visible in their expressions. It's a subtle thing, but it's so damned impressive compared to the vast majority of other artists.
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Black Panther has the most adorable lil' ears! I totally wanna give him tummy scritches.
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Davros1 posted:Reminds of Sergio Aragones, whose art style is deceptive at the level of detail he puts into his art Agreed. It's like Aragones doing Hieronymus Bosch with just a hint of ukiyo-e stylization.
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Sure, it's terrible, but I just can't hate on this lil' fella. Look how hard he's trying to be cool!
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Jun 1, 2018 15:48
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Ferrule posted:Good? Bad? Whatever you decide, Frank Miller will sell you this original piece for $9,000. I’m glad to see Miller’s doing more coherent work again.
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Rotten Red Rod posted:Honestly, putting aside the quality of Miller's art skill, I just don't get the splatter. If he wanted to add a little artistic flair to the image with an ink splatter, why go overboard like that? You can barely make out most of Superman's body, nullifying most of the work he did. Why do it at this stage, and not during color? And what thematic reason relating to Superman is there for that ink splatter, anyway? The answer to that question (and all questions regarding Miller's work over the prior two decades) is "9/11 broke his loving brain."
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Nonvalueadded User posted:I like the cut of your parenting jib. Have them reason things out for themselves (with appropriate guidance). My daughter hated the Socratic Method growing up (applied from everything from homework to consequences for bad behavior) but now credits it as the cornerstone of her analytic brain. Wow. Well, that's one way to ensure your child grows up to despise you.
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Say Nothing posted:That hair placement is unfortunate. Look man, she’s Greek. Cut her some slack. There’s only so much tweezing a person can do.
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purple death ray posted:Did a Midwestern comedy club circa 1987 get loose in this thread all of a sudden or I'm not sure what you mean. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to smash this watermelon with an oversized mallet. Archyduke posted:Also I should know better than to engage but its 2018, if your typing fingers are itchy to type out a joke that reduces to "lmfao what if a woman had pubes" please slam them in a car door. I hate to defend Say Nothing, but the joke was the artist's inability to recognize where hair should end, lest it appear her pubes are peaking out of her costume. Not that women have pubic hair. ecavalli fucked around with this message at 21:30 on Jul 12, 2018 |
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Lurdiak posted:Ditko was a fan of idealized individualism and believed blaming personal failings on society just gave people an excuse to be lovely. He felt that art that communicated powerlessness in the face of systemic problems was weak and morally bankrupt. He felt that art should "elevate the common man". Basically if your life sucks, you have the power to change it and it's nobody else's fault, and trying to blame the world for your lot can only make you a villain. So ... Ditko probably voted for Trump, huh?
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David D. Davidson posted:Wow, it's missing the feet and everything. Legit question: Are you talking about their dicks, or do you just have an odd way of spelling “pouches?”
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Lurdiak posted:All these Atlanteans look alike to me. Sounds like Lurdiak owns a Make Atlantis Great Again hat.
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zoux posted:Dunno anything about this guy so sorry if he's a gamergater but Not a gamergater as far as I know, he's just a lovely, lazy artist.
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Lurdiak posted:That honestly looks like Superman hosed up and jumped too high and doesn't know how to get back down. Don’t worry. He’s like a cat stuck in a tree. He’ll find his way down once he gets hungry.
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Lobok posted:Will that cage kill him? Yes and no. Simultaneously.
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cant cook creole bream posted:To be honest, the nineties kinda sucked. Hot take, coming through!
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Teenage Fansub posted:The series is about a massacre occurring at a place the Justice League set up to serve as PTSD therapy for the superhero/villain world. Poison Ivy (among others) died. Wally West is somehow involved (in what way and why is the mystery of the series.) That spoiler text sounds like an interesting direction. Is it actually interesting, or should I just assume DC will/has already hosed it up in the usual DC fashion?
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Rotten Red Rod posted:Yeah it's pretty bizarre. Regardless, I can find photos of physical printed versions of the issue that don't have the error. Maybe a marketing person messed up when sending out promo images and grabbed the wrong one? Hard to say, but I doubt you can blame Miller as the computer part of the drawing is not his part. I seem to remember that hosed up photoshop version appearing on these forums (to much mockery) well before the book shipped, so I think you're right about it being a pre-release promo image. I could be misremembering though.
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Discendo Vox posted:What were contemporaneous reviews of those like? How did people respond? Bewilderment. Disbelief. Lots of "Frank Miller has completely lost his poo poo."
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BiggerBoat posted:Man, I was reading a comic book art thread somewhere and people were bagging on Bill Sienkiewicz for some unknown reason. God, I hope that was some especially subtle trolling, otherwise that thread was full of loving morons.
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prefect posted:It's German. Obligatory: No one who speaks German could be an evil man!
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prefect posted:https://twitter.com/SienkiewiczArt/status/1197557883333943296 Sienkiewicz is so drat good. As a human being, I’m offended he’s got so much drat talent packed into him.
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Given Capcom’s history with cross-media properties, the direction the RE movies went in, and 90s-era comics in general, yeah, this definitely is a Resident Evil comic from 1998.
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Don Rosa Time is always acceptable.
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Codependent Poster posted:I can't even imagine how you even come up with this technique, let alone make amazing art with it: What the? Maybe everyone else has been doing art wrong this whole time?
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